CraftBlockForge - Block & Limit Crafting

Runs on Folia. Every task now goes through the TTS-Studio scheduler: on Paper and Spigot nothing changes, and on Folia each piece of work runs on the region that owns what it touches. Tested on Folia 1.21.11.

Maintenance release · Internal code moved to the com.ttsstudio namespace, shared by the whole TTS-STUDIO suite. · No changes to commands, permissions, config or saved data: drop the new jar in and restart.

· Blocked items can no longer be made in a crafter block. The crafter added in 1.21 crafts with redstone and without a player, so a recipe placed in one got around the block list. The world list and the global mode now apply to it too.

CraftBlockForge now runs on Spigot and Paper, from 1.17 to 26.x. Until now it needed Paper 1.21 and Java 21 and did not start on plain Spigot. The blocked-craft sound also works on every version now: it accepts the sound's constant name or its key.

Fixed: an operator could craft blocked items without having any bypass permission. The per-item, per-world and per-region bypass nodes are not listed in plugin.yml, and Bukkit gives every unlisted node to operators, so /craftblock check said ALLOWED to any OP and a server owner testing with their own account thought the plugin did nothing. Those nodes now only count when a permissions plugin such as LuckPerms actually grants them (wildcards like craftblockforge.bypass.world.* still work). craftblockforge.bypass keeps working as before.

· In the management menu, wildcard entries such as _BED or NETHERITE_ show the first item they block instead of a barrier. · The startup error message in the console is in English.

Bug fixes, plus a few things 1.0.1 promised but didn't do. Fixed · Wildcards now work. _SWORD, NETHERITE_ and ? matched nothing before. /craftblock block also accepts them now. · Region lists in config.yml ("regions:") now apply to the WorldGuard region the player is in. Before, they were ignored. · The in-game menu is fully in English (or Spanish with locale: es). The info book no longer covers the 5th blocked item. · /craftblock status no longer says WorldGuard is active when it isn't installed. · /craftblock stats <player> works for offline players. · The "message.text" option in config.yml now changes the blocked message. · /craftblock unblock <item> <world> now works for worlds that use the default list. · Leftover "DesidiaItemCraftBlock" and Spanish texts replaced. New · /craftblock gui [world] opens the menu for any world. · Update checker: the console tells you when a new version is out. · config.yml now has comments explaining every option. How to update Replace the jar and restart. Your config.yml keeps working. Delete it only if you want the new comments. Coming next Custom items from other plugins (ItemsAdder, Oraxen, Nexo), rules by time of day, and blocking other stations like furnaces and smithing tables. The full list is on the Overview page.

The plugin was rewritten from scratch and renamed from DesidiaItemCraftBlock to CraftBlockForge. New · Block only the items you choose (blacklist) or everything except a few (whitelist), per world. · WorldGuard support with 3 region flags: deny-craft, deny-craft-items and allow-craft-items. · In-game menu (/craftblock gui) to add and remove items without editing files. · New commands: block, unblock, list, check, toggle, stats and status. · Message in chat, action bar or title, with sound, cooldown and custom messages per item. · Bypass permissions per world, per region and per item. · Staff alerts, console logging and blocked-attempt stats. · PlaceholderAPI support (10 placeholders). · English and Spanish messages. · API for developers (CraftBlockedEvent). Before you update · Now requires Paper 1.21+ and Java 21. It no longer runs on older versions or on plain Spigot. · Permissions renamed from dib. to craftblockforge.. /dib still works as an alias. · The config format changed. Delete your old config.yml so a new one is generated. Some parts of this version didn't work as intended. They are fixed in 1.0.2, so update to that one.